CESPHN invites suitably qualified providers to deliver general practice (GP) pharmacist services to smaller and solo general practices for the GP+ Program through a ‘Request for Proposal’ (RFP) process.
A GP Pharmacist in this instance refers to a non-dispensing, consultant pharmacist who works in general practice, in collaboration with GPs.
GP+ is an innovative program funded by the Department of Health and Aged Care, aiming to integrate multidisciplinary teams into general practice. The GP+ Program aims to encourage greater use of team-based are, increase the use of allied health providers and reduce avoidable hospitalisations. GP+ will target patients with chronic diseases, particularly those from vulnerable population groups.
The GP+ program requires the provision of GP pharmacist services up to the value of 1.0 FTE, which will initially service 5-10 general practices. The GP Pharmacist will be a shared resource across participating general practices in the St George region and will be co-located onsite at the practice.
The GP Pharmacist will deliver non-dispensing pharmacist services including medication reviews and quality improvement activities, targeting patients with chronic diseases, particularly those from vulnerable population groups.
The scope of service will vary depending on requirements of the general practice, local needs and demographics.
If you are interested in applying, please register via the tenderlink website for details or email alliedhealth@cesphn.com.au for more information.
Applications for tender will close at 10am (AEST) on Friday 7 March 2025.
Health Referral Forms
Immunisation Weekly Update: Join the Immunisation Working Group Register for free QI activities: Vaccination Recall Programs DVA eligibility for RSV vaccine Maternal Abrysvo ® vaccination program success New National Immunisation Strategy COVID-19 updates Education Join the Immunisation Working Group Vaccination providers are invited to join our Immunisation Working Group to…
Immunisation Weekly Update: Cessation of MBS COVID-19 vaccine support items from 1 July 2025 2025 updates to anaphylaxis training RSV vaccine safety data and resources New NCIRS meningococcal vaccines FAQs resource Influenza vaccination coverage data update Changes to pharmacist vaccination programs Education Cessation of MBS COVID-19 vaccine support items from…
Immunisation Weekly Update: Stay up to date with measles Protecting your patients from the flu First clade 1b mpox case in Australia Remind your patients about RSV and maternal vaccinations in pregnancy New First Nations and childhood vaccination resources Stay up to date with measles Lunch and learn recording and…
Immunisation Weekly Update: Federal ministers and national media react to falling vaccination rates Be mindful of measles before and after Hajj COVID-19 vaccine update and new resource Flu Vaccine Updates ‘Possible but rare’ RSV vaccine risk First Nations maternal vaccinations poster Federal ministers and national media react to falling vaccination…
Immunisation Weekly Update: CESPHN seeking Immunisation Working Group clinical representatives Lunch and Learn: Measles awareness and prevention in 2025 Concerns rise as vaccination rates continue to fall The latest influenza vaccination coverage data Access to existing Q Fever statements in the Q Fever Register to end 30 June 2025 Have…
Immunisation Weekly Update: Lunch and Learn: Measles awareness and prevention in 2025 Australia on track for record number of flu cases Free SMS recall – 2025 Quality Improvement programs Large-scale revamp of Handbook immunocompromised chapter In case you missed it… Beyfortus™ (nirsevimab) eligibility expansion Access to the Australian Immunisation Register…
